Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 September 1947 — Page 6

Father Undergoing Pressure for Communism

As Boy Learns Ways of Democracy LET IT BLOW, LET IT_SNOW, LET IT FREEZE!

By GEORGE WELLER, Times Foreign Correspondent ‘ ATHENS, Greece, Sept. 26.—The struggle in the Middle East be- |

: - * did YY tween America and the Soviet Union plays itself out differently in! > different lives. : : / One of the strangest dramas of influence is going on in the family . ovum of the leading Greek eve subgeon. . Oo now u i G / ‘

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~ Will this gifted doctor and his scholarly son place their sympathies and allegiances with America’s free 4 : enterprise and democracy—or with ) : a » collectivism and communism as rep- ds a omes ta 4 FOR YOUR YOUNG SON AND DAUGHTER! resented by Russia and the "Greek ; 4 | ! Communist partw? 3

. Until recently there would have Bill Un 0 ular ’ been no need to

ask this. question

For Dr. Vassileos' Just ‘Land Grab,’ Dimitzianos, a re-

publican w it hn Opponents Assert moderate leftist, By JACK VAN COEVERING leanings, had sent Times Special Writer | his boy to Athens! JUNEAU, Alaska, Sept. 26.—Nocollege, an Amer- body here seems very enthusiastic ican preparatory About the Lemke bill now before school, to learn /the Unted States senate, American ways,| The Alaska department of the| This spring 17-! American Legion asked the house, | Mr. Weller year - old Hara- which passed the bill last July, no lambos won a fellowship to Bow- to pass it. The Juneau chamber of doin college, in Maine, ~|commerce opposes it and even Since seeing Haralambos off to Alaska's war veterans, whom it is America, however, Dr. Dimitziangs supposed to benefit," aren't keen has also gone. on an educational About it. [=o trip, but with.no joy attached, He! The bill, introduced by William Is on the island of Ikaria, a de- Lemke (R. N. K.), proposes to give portee of the Greek Royalist gov~ veterdns, with two years of service

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ernment. . an opportunity to stake out up to : hi Pressure to Communism three square miles of forest land in ashio While his son Is getting Yankee southeastern Alaska furred education and learning the ways 'of | The land 1s in the Tongass na- FARBRI democracy, the [father is undergoing tional forest all the pressure for conversion to Sponsors’ of the bill say it willl ¢ new fi communism afforded by the well- promote settlement and develop BR ODDLERS POPLIN SNOW sul. 2-piece style D. BOYS ALL-WOOL SNOW SUITS, 2-piece model : organized Greek Commuhist party one oe (10 country and further : inper jac astic gathered at the waist), with zipper, plaid front jacket, with bih top suspender ions, n i li | ib top suspender slacks and a hood to match! Fully ski pants, with a helmet to ! ; in the Aegean islands. national security lined for the most in warmth! Go p: ; to match! Warm as freshly son's | He is hearing from Communists | ' Lopen made toast! ‘Brown or wine , , , 8 ; ehiad Veterans, businessmen, foresters blue or red, sizes 2 to 4. . sizes 3 to 6. | i that the. reason he was RITES o and conservationists assert it would uxuriol without asrwnt AER Yopariad with- just set oft another land grab ® | Sizes # s WEEE @ mie - out trial Rovalist! The. small areas fit for agricnl- OTS" : 3 America 3Upports the yaus tire near town: are alreadv fle] B TOTS TACKLE FWILL- SNOW SUITS, 1-piece a surp government : bh Bh j styles with full zipper, a draw-string waist, knit wrist- E , " y : THE RUIEEGH-$s one of Above: All & lo homesteaders, _ they. pant, leis ang ankisia.and 8 Woblly fieece: dining A neirzet— et me og TOA Lo ox. SULTS, AD, tWo-tone = rin oR pg nersons, chiefly intellectuals, round- ' { or .hoys, a for girls! 10 95 . lined an it SNR SI EASY, BA Woe ad up in July's mass arrests ordered, Any assumptions thal hemestead Alr- blue, red, brown , , , sizes 1 to 4. " red, navy 2d My Yr Suspender ski Petits: Kelly and by Gen. Napoleon Zervas, fallen eS might want fo try fur-farming Sizes 3 to § ’ aqua. 12 8h minister of public security. {or grazing are also ill-founded, . em a 8 White Collar People Lemke opponents state. Only 43 of ; : Not more than 200 or 300 of those the fur farms started in Alaska C. TODDLERS’ PRAM SNOWSUITS, 1 - piece arrested were Communists. Most DAVE survived, There is little hance) styles With a ZELAN durable repellent finish. Styled : dio) ' were struggling white collar people; fOr 8Tazing—4n-southegstern- Alaska. 100% pi i 1 Bee with ull zipper grote: : Lawyers, doctors, clerks and Repub. In fact, they declare, the only log- dusk iis annel lined! Copen, § 95 . lican civil SeTVAREE leal use for homestead lands is tim- y rose, : ; : COMPLETE TOTS SHOP, DOWNSTAIRS The excuse for the. arrests was Per production, and even this is a ) A 10 a purported plot to seize Athens by Selon for small ares. 4 " > i 2 han arms, No defalls of the “plot” ever omesteading veterans just don't were published. : have the kind of money needed to A smal To the Greek Communist party [cope with logging in mountains, | - # these arrests were a godsend Ever heavy undergrowth, and bog and ince the days of the Metaxas- King pushes. 1047 by The Indianapolis Fimes > ] B. NA George dictatorship, the barren is- and The. Chicago Daily. News. Inc, all-woo lands of deportation—Anaphi_Gav- i “style ir dos, Ikaria, Lemnos and others Singing Deputy: Gets ave been Marxist academies where . . | Communists industriously convert- Job on Capitol Hill d indignant liberals into card- Times Washington Burean | USE carrying party members, | WASHINGTON, Sept. 2%

When the U. 8, lavish with money Hoosier visitors to the nation’s cap-| n Greece but timorous about in- !tol can be assured of homespun! ervention, did nothing to reverse Police protection now hese huge arrests, the Communists: Marion county's singing deputy] wd their perfect setup to open sheriff, Maj. Ralph H Penley of ichool again, Greenfield, has donned a capitol Conversion {s nowhere easier than Police uniform and is on the job| n an atmosphere of anger and ere. Having won some fame in the!

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